ECONOMY

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Brands Taking Stands

DEI is Building Up and Branching Out

Human resources departments are confronted by a wide range of choices when evaluating DEI programs and the impact they have on employees and the company. A combination of data and human insights can point leaders in the right direction.

Tina Casey

February 21, 2024

Corporate Responsibility

Brands Taking Stands

This Tool Helps Brands Measure the Impact of Their Investments in Black Communities

Many brands will mark Black History Month by announcing new investments aimed at supporting Black communities. But how will they measure the results? This tool can help, but few financial companies actually use it. 

Mary Mazzoni

February 7, 2024

Corporate Responsibility

Greenhushing at Work: Why 70% of Companies Are Hiding Their Climate Goals

More companies are staying mum about their progress, a practice known as "greenhushing." But despite pushback against environmental, social and governance (ESG) principles in the U.S., American companies remain far more vocal than their global peers, new research shows.

Kate Yoder

January 26, 2024

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With Harmonized Sustainability Reporting Requirements On the Horizon, Companies Must Prepare Now or Be Left Scrambling

Global sustainability reporting is finally on the brink of unifying around a set of disclosures. This is great news for business leaders who are choking on the alphabet soup of sustainability reporting standards, but preparing to meet the new requirements is still a challenge.

Amy Brown

January 16, 2024

Corporate Responsibility

What CEOs Are Saying About AI Heading Into 2024

The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has organizations grappling to keep pace. The training and employment consultancy nonprofit Per Scholas surveyed C-suite leaders to get a sense of what's on their minds when it comes to AI and how they plan to upskill for 2024 and beyond.

Abha Malpani Naismith

January 9, 2024

Corporate Responsibility

Undermining Progress: Human Rights and the Low-Carbon Transition

What Happened in Panama? How Transparency Measures Can Fight Corruption in Mining

In November, thousands of Panamanians took the streets to protest a copper mining contract. Their story is one of many unfolding around the world, in which corporate and government corruption make way for mining projects that harm the public good. Measures like the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative can help.

Andrew Kaminsky

January 8, 2024

Corporate Responsibility

How Estée Lauder Blew Past Its Supplier Diversity Goals

For companies that are falling short of their supplier diversity goals, it can be illuminating to look at how a business like Estée Lauder Companies — which owns brands like Estée Lauder, Aveda, Clinique and Smashbox — approached the challenge, exceeded its goals and continues to raise the bar.

Amy Brown

December 14, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

Brands Taking Stands

Less Talking, More Doing: This $700M Climate Laboratory Shows ESG is Alive and Well

The New York Climate Exchange is a powerful example of how businesses can take meaningful action on climate change, regardless of political headwinds.

Tina Casey

December 6, 2023

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Companies Can Do More to Help Everyday People Reduce Emissions

The first Global Stocktake report warns time is rapidly running out to limit global heating. The report called on countries to empower behavior changes like sustainable diets and decreased food waste to drive impact, and companies can do more to inspire their customers to get involved.

Ellen Jackowski

November 30, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

Empowering Consumers for a Sustainable Future: Overcoming Barriers and Building Trust

Through transparency, affordability and a commitment to sustainability, businesses can engender the trust of consumers and empower them to make conscious choices for a better future.

Liu Wei

November 27, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

REI Brings the Outdoors Into New Building Design

Outdoor recreation retailer REI used its mission to "get folks outside" as a guiding factor to address worker well-being and environmental impact when designing its new distribution center in Lebanon, Tennessee.

Riya Anne Polcastro

November 16, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

How Businesses Can Protect Human Rights as They Transition to Clean Energy

Despite their best intentions, many companies still encounter human rights risks within the renewable energy market. As they look to improve supplier visibility and third-party risk management, these five considerations can help guide the way.

Dean Alms

November 9, 2023

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Climate Change: How Collaboration Can Transform Ambition Into Action

Everyone can see and feel the effects of climate change, so the need to prioritize pledges like reaching net-zero is imperative. Businesses can leverage collaboration with a wide variety of stakeholders to achieve better and faster results, and those that do are finding success.

Terry E. Cohen

October 24, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

Want a Better Company Culture? Make More Space for DEI

Making the time for DEI within the regular workday is one of the most effective solutions to truly change company culture, experts say.

Amy Brown

October 19, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

Transparency, Accountability, Commitment: Three Non-Negotiables for Responsible Business

Executives are faced with a tremendous obligation — to employees, communities and shareholders — and an unparalleled opportunity. These essential philosophies can help chart the path forward.

Torod B. Neptune

October 12, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

Evidence-Based Pathways for Business to Support the SDGs

The Global Private-Sector Stocktake takes a first-of-its-kind look at business impact on the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals, with tangible action items and resources that companies can consider to drive progress on the road to 2030.

Mary Riddle

October 5, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

Innovating Across the Aisle Solves Social Issues

America Forward is helping social entrepreneurs and policymakers find common ground and shape legislation that encourages innovative, effective and equitable solutions.

Gary E. Frank

September 25, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

Brands Taking Stands

California's Climate Risk Disclosure Rules Are the Talk of Climate Week

World leaders, business executives and activists are back in New York City for Climate Week and the United Nations General Assembly — and everybody's talking about California. 

Mary Mazzoni

September 20, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

Moving Beyond Targets: The Time is Now for Climate Transition Action Plans

Climate transition action plans have emerged as a leading framework for companies to reduce climate-related risks and maximize opportunities.

Steven Clarke

September 18, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

The Chocolate Industry Has A Lot of Problems. Could Direct Sourcing Help Brands Solve Them?

Some chocolate companies are returning to the field and finding ways to source cacao directly, with real benefits for farmers.

Nithin Coca

September 14, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

Brands Taking Stands

U.S. Construction Industry Steps Up the Pace on ESG, Without Saying 'ESG'

The U.S. construction industry provides a good example of how bottom-line interests continue to support ESG, regardless of what words are used. 

Tina Casey

September 13, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

We Asked Americans What They Think About the Term “ESG.” Their Answers Were Eye-Opening

Despite the pushback, new research finds that most Americans prefer the term "ESG" to describe corporate commitments to society and the environment.

Carol Cone

September 12, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

Empowering Women Entrepreneurs Could Boost Climate Action

Due to their holistic approach to leadership and understanding of climate risks, women in entrepreneurial positions have a key role to play in climate resiliency and adaptation, says Lizz Welch, CEO of the nonprofit International Development Enterprises (iDE).

Riya Anne Polcastro

September 11, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

Brands Taking Stands

ESG at a Crossroads: Down, But Not Out

With the 2023 proxy season in the rear-view mirror, financial analysts noted a sharp decline in shareholder support for ESG (environmental, social and governance) proposals. However, anti-ESG proposals also failed to stick, and signs of an ESG resurgence are already beginning to emerge.

Tina Casey

September 6, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

This Solar Company Tackles Climate Change with Second-Chance Hiring

When a professor teaching at a state prison heard about the huge barriers to employment his students face when re-entering society, he left his teaching position to start a solar company focused on second-chance hiring.

Michelle Erdenesanaa

September 1, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

Brands Taking Stands

Despite Pushback, Evidence Suggests the Global Sanctions Against Russia Are Working

Countries around the world moved to sanction Russia after it invaded Ukraine, while thousands of businesses exited the country. Is it having an impact?

Tina Casey

August 30, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

Brands Taking Stands

SAP Leverages Its Massive Network to Uplift Diverse Startup Founders

While the company doesn't fund startups directly, its SAP.iO Foundries initiative arguably offers something even better. The program gives startups an opportunity to integrate within SAP’s technology ecosystem and develop relationships with the company’s vast network of customers, partners and employees. 

Mary Mazzoni

August 23, 2023

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HP Puts a Big Bet On Sustainable Impact As a Competitive Edge

HP was one of the first in the tech industry to publicly report how its sustainability investments directly resulted in more sales.

Amy Brown

August 21, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

Brands Taking Stands

Skilled Trades Are in Demand: So, Why Aren't More Young People Getting Into Them?

The $50 million Lowe's Foundation Gable Grants program, launched in March, aims to channel 50,000 people into skilled building trades over the next five years with two-year grants for workforce training programs.

Mary Mazzoni

August 9, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

Brands Taking Stands

Inflation Reduction Act Sparks Clean Energy Manufacturing Boom, But Where are the Workers?

The Inflation Reduction Act created nearly 150,000 new clean energy jobs in just a year, according to estimates. Many of those jobs are in manufacturing, but a looming shortage of skilled factory workers presents a challenge. To stay ahead, companies must embrace (and appeal to) an increasingly diverse workforce.

Tina Casey

August 9, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

Uzbekistan’s Journey to Better Cotton Production Continues

Uzbekistan's cotton sector has a dark history with forced labor. After decades of international, corporate and citizen pressure to reform its labor laws, the country has made real progress — and a new partnership with the Better Cotton Initiative continues to advance its cotton farming practices.

Michelle Erdenesanaa

August 8, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

There is No Singular Solution for DEI Cuts: So, Now What?

Budget cuts and layoffs hit diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs hard. But future repercussions will likely bring regret when companies that focused on immediate cuts to the bottom line instead of valuing diverse, inclusive environments suffer less creativity, innovation and ability to attract and retain top talent. So, what can be done?

Riya Anne Polcastro

August 7, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

How Employers Can Help Workers Transition to Their True Selves

Transitioning in the workplace comes with a whole host of challenges. For those who do so, a supportive environment is key, and employers and allies alike can help ease the process by creating a safe environment. 

Riya Anne Polcastro

July 27, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

What to Expect From the SEC’s Climate Disclosure Rule

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is expected to release its long-awaited climate disclosure rule this fall, and businesses are preparing for change. Emily Pierce, chief global policy officer at the carbon accounting firm Persefoni and a former SEC lawyer involved in developing the proposed rule, shares what to expect.

Mary Riddle

July 25, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

Brands Taking Stands

Companies That Stay in Russia Ignore Warning Signs at Their Own Risk

Hundreds of global businesses quickly cut ties with Russia after it invaded Ukraine last year. Now, some of those that stayed are beginning to risk the consequences of inaction. Their experience underscores the importance of consistent corporate values in the face of threats to global stability.

Tina Casey

July 19, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

How Supporting Gender Equality in the Workplace Supports Us All

Women and people who identify beyond the gender binary are systematically denied agency in the workplace — as in, the opportunity to make decisions, take purposeful action and pursue goals. Understanding this challenge better can help employers take action.

Leslie Abbey and Miriam Warren

July 17, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

This Free Audi Program Gives Auto Technicians the Skills to Work on Electric Vehicles

To meet the growing demand for automotive technicians who can work on electric vehicles, the Audi Education Partnership uses virtual and in-person training to quickly provide students with the necessary skills. Not only is the program free, but students actually get paid while they learn.

Phil Covington

July 11, 2023

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What the World Can Learn From New Zealand About Sustainable Agriculture

Learning from New Zealand's Animal Welfare System: How a Farmer-Led Approach Pushes Industry Commitments Forward

Dr. Will Halliday, senior advisor for biosecurity and animal welfare at the farmer-owned industry organization Beef + Lamb New Zealand, talks about the importance of prioritizing animal welfare and the factors that drive New Zealand's world-leading system.

Rasha Rehman

July 6, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

Workplace Weight Discrimination is an Overlooked, Critical Aspect of DEI

Weight discrimination is a common but under-identified aspect of workplace inequity that is finally getting some attention as organizations look to embrace a more holistic definition of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI). Addressing the problem isn’t just the right thing to do, experts say — it is a fundamental aspect of social justice.

Amy Brown

July 3, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

Brands Taking Stands

How Companies Can Break Down Barriers and Empower LGBTQ+ Employees

The workplace isn't always the most welcoming environment for LGBTQ+ employees, but companies have the power to do something about it. We spoke with two out and proud leaders about their insights and advice for organizations looking to make their cultures and workplaces more inclusive.

Mary Mazzoni

June 28, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

Brands Taking Stands

Renewable Energy Investing Gathers Steam as Anti-ESG Movement Falters

Renewable energy crossed partisan boundaries decades ago when red and blue states shared in the hydropower boom of the mid-20th century. More recently, some state officials have tried to push the clean power genie back in the bottle, but investors just can’t resist the opportunities.

Tina Casey

June 28, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

Why Are Corporate Climate Disclosures Important, and How Can Investors Put the Pressure On?

The annual Non-Disclosure Campaign engages investors to request climate disclosures from top companies. We sat down with Sebastian O’Connor, an associate director at CDP whose team runs the Non-Disclosure Campaign, to learn more about why corporate disclosures matter and what stakeholders can do.

Mary Riddle

June 20, 2023

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Board Ready: Governance for Responsible Leadership in ESG

A Net-Zero Value Chain is the Next Frontier in Ørsted’s ESG Journey

Ørsted moved from fossil fuels to renewable energy in 2010 and has since gone from being one of the most coal-dependent companies in Europe to transitioning its portfolio almost entirely to renewables. The story of how that happened is curious and informative.

Amy Brown

June 15, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

Why It Makes Sense for Companies to Scale Back Unrealistic Net-Zero Targets

With growing evidence that nearly all companies will miss their net-zero targets unless they double emissions-reduction rates, some companies are biting the bullet and revising their targets. But is that necessarily a bad thing?

Amy Brown

June 9, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

The State of the American Workforce: Layoffs, Job-Switching and a Search for Balance

American workers are worried about a potential recession, even as many continue to seek higher pay or are dissatisfied with their current roles or work environment, according to Morning Consult's annual State of Workers report. 

Gary E. Frank

May 18, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

Why ESG Still Matters During Economic Downturns

A majority of U.S. CEOs anticipate needing to pause or scale back their environmental, social and governance (ESG) efforts this year due to economic challenges. This business transformation consultant makes the case for ESG in business, even as recession looms.

Mary Riddle

May 16, 2023

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ESG Amidst Inflation: 7 Governance Mechanisms That Drive Value Creation in the Consumer Packaged Goods Industry

Running a profitable business in the consumer packaged goods industry isn’t easy, especially when inflation has consumers pinching pennies. Strong corporate governance and commitment from the C-suite are how organizations can manage today’s business requirements and thrive under the opportunities that this new landscape presents.

Andrew Kaminsky

May 5, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

Brands Taking Stands

With Public Opinion on Their Side, Corporations Begin to Fight for ESG

The state-level movement against environmental, social and governance principles in businesses is beginning to run out of steam. Business leaders are pushing back, and a new study from Rokk Solutions indicates that voters on both sides of the political divide are siding with them.

Tina Casey

April 26, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

What Does the New EU Deforestation Ban Mean for Business?

The European Parliament approved a new law last week to ban the import of commodities tied to deforestation, a leading cause of climate change that accounts for about 10 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions. So, what does the new law mean for business, and will the U.S. follow suit?

Mary Riddle

April 25, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

The FTC Moves to Update Its Green Guides, But Can They Have the Desired Effect?

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission plans to update its Green Guides for the first time since 2012. But without stricter enforcement, will the guides really have much clout? Not to mention, how do we define "green" when attempting to solve one problem often creates another?

Riya Anne Polcastro

April 24, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

Brands Taking Stands

Anti-Woke, Who?: Employees and Customers Want to See Companies Speak Out

Given rising political pushback against environmental, social and governance (ESG) policies in business, many corporate leaders are staying mum about their non-financial programming. But research indicates such a strategy hardly sets companies up for success. 

Mary Mazzoni

April 19, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

Brands Taking Stands

New Federal Climate Laws Are Bringing U.S. Manufacturing Back

The Joe Biden administration fought tooth and nail to pass new laws that transform the carbon-heavy U.S. economy into a climate action hero. The results are beginning to show.

Tina Casey

April 19, 2023

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The Ripple Effect: How Good Governance Builds Outward in Commercial Banking

Governance in the commercial banking industry is complex — if not overwhelming. To shed some light on the topic, we can turn to the example of one bank that has been able to successfully manage its ESG obligations and emerge as a leader.

Andrew Kaminsky

April 17, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

Green or Greenwashed: How Retail Can Combat Misleading Claims

In a rush to capitalize on sustainable trends, many retailers have been more focused on marketing the “right” message than actually walking the talk. But forward-thinkers in the industry prove it's possible to communicate with consumers in a way that's engaging, practical and actually accurate.

Melanie Nuce-Hilton

April 14, 2023

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Building a Better Tomorrow, Today

How Northwestern Mutual’s Decade-Long Business Case for DEI Challenges the Industry Status Quo

Financial services company Northwestern Mutual saw the importance of diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives long before corporations pledged to make them a priority in 2020, launching the first iteration of its companywide diversity and inclusion roadmap over a decade ago.

Gary E. Frank

April 11, 2023

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Impact Through Action: Integrating ESG into a Business

Five Reasons to Tune into the Global Inclusive Growth Summit

The Mastercard Center for Inclusive Growth and the Aspen Institute will host the 2023 Global Inclusive Growth Summit on Thursday, assembling leaders to shine a spotlight on the power of the private sector to drive scalable and sustainable impact, in partnership with government and social sectors. 

Mastercard Center for Inclusive Growth

April 10, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

After the Bombshell IPCC Report, the Private Sector Can Close the Gap on Decarbonization

The latest report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) reveals that civil society is failing to curb emissions enough to avoid the most catastrophic outcomes of the climate crisis. The private sector has an opportunity to step in and lead the way to a decarbonized world, says Steve Varley of EY.

Mary Riddle

April 10, 2023

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Impact Through Action: Integrating ESG into a Business

'Deputized To Be Change Agents': How Mastercard is Working To Move the Needle on Gender Equity

Global gender equality is three centuries away, though equity in the workplace could be achieved in half that time. We sat down with Mastercard’s chief inclusion officer, Randall Tucker, to learn more about how the financial industry can achieve gender equity not just at the office, but in the larger marketplace as well.

Riya Anne Polcastro

April 6, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

Brands Taking Stands

New SEC Climate Rule Faces Pushback, But Climate Reporting is Here to Stay

Some have criticized the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for moving to mandate climate risk disclosures. Meanwhile, many companies already disclose their climate risk, and investors say they want more of this information, not less.

Tina Casey

April 5, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

Brands Taking Stands

'Anti-Woke' Campaigns Aren't Pushing the Public Away From DEI

Rising backlash against "woke" policies and ideologies has spread into corporate America over recent months, as a subset of right-wing politicians and pundits set their sights on environmental, social and governance (ESG) considerations in business. But recent research indicates their efforts aren't exactly catching on among the public.

Mary Mazzoni

March 29, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

Mandatory Biodiversity Disclosures Are Coming, But Don’t Panic: Steps You Can Take to Prepare

The Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) released the fourth beta version of its risk management framework today. It's one step closer to the eventuality of mandatory biodiversity disclosures — and companies should prepare sooner rather than later, says Carolin Leeshaa, TNFD taskforce member and biodiversity lead at KPMG Australia.

Andrew Kaminsky

March 28, 2023

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What the World Can Learn From New Zealand About Sustainable Agriculture

Regenerative Agriculture Standards Can Address Consumer Confusion While Bolstering Farmers

Unlike other designations like certified organic, there are no legal definitions for regenerative agriculture. Standardization and communication of regenerative practices and outcomes can help both consumers and producers, while bolstering sustainability across the global food supply chain.

L Blaine Fulmer

March 27, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

Gearing Up for ESG Reporting: Insights from Public Company Executives

What are businesses doing to prepare for high-quality sustainability reporting, and what challenges are they uncovering along the way? To find out, Deloitte surveyed 300 public company executives to get a pulse on current trends and sentiment. Here are five takeaways.

Kristen Sullivan

March 24, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

Brands Taking Stands

Workforce Diversity Disclosures Hit An All-Time High

While some corporate commitments related to racial equity have failed to fully materialize, the area of diversity disclosures in particular is one where companies are stepping up in a big way, with record levels of best-practice disclosure spreading across the world's largest public firms. 

Mary Mazzoni

March 22, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

Lowe's Drills Deeper Into Workforce Training

Lowe’s Foundation, the nonprofit arm of the leading hardware, building trades and home goods retailer Lowe's, just launched a new initiative that takes on workforce training with focus on community connections, and it could make all the difference.

Tina Casey

March 16, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

Colorism and Texturism Are a Rampant Part of Workplace Racism, Research Shows

TriplePundit spoke with Harvard MBA and author Zee Clarke about how colorism, texturism and racism in general are harming women in the workplace — and what can be done about it.

Riya Anne Polcastro

March 14, 2023

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Don’t Believe the Hype on EHS: It’s Not Just Another Name for ESG

In the rush to get an environmental, social and governance (ESG) program going, it may be tempting to rebrand your environment, health and safety (EHS) strategy and call it a day. But that would be a mistake. The better move is to treat your existing EHS program as a building block while figuring out what kind of ESG program you want to build. 

Rajiv Jalim

March 14, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

Few Companies Are Ready for the New SEC Climate Disclosure Rules, But Experts Say It’s Not Too Late

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has yet to release its climate disclosure rules for public companies, leaving many business leaders to speculate on their eventual leniency. We spoke with supply chain expert Alex Sari about why that is not a good idea — and how companies can proactively prepare instead.

Amy Brown

March 13, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

Why Racism in the Environmental Movement Must Be Solved By White People

If you’re a white person who cares about the environment and you wonder why there aren’t more Black, Indigenous, or people of color (BIPOC) in your climate tech startup, environmental nonprofit or corporate sustainability program, this is for you.

Katharine Bierce

March 9, 2023

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Why Smart Leaders Care What Consumers Think About Brand ESG

What ESG Issues Do Consumers Really Care About?

While studies and reports can point companies in the right direction with top-level overviews of trends and industry insights, real-time survey and data collection can dig deeper into what consumers prize in ESG efforts.

Terry E. Cohen

March 8, 2023

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What Corporate Sustainability Means in Practice: How Things Really Get Done

How to Grow a Sustainability Pilot Into Reality at Scale

Meta runs multiple pilot programs to improve data center sustainability and cut its overall carbon footprint. The company's data center sustainability lead outlines how it grows these pilot programs from concept to reality.

Miranda Gardiner

March 7, 2023

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What Corporate Sustainability Means in Practice: How Things Really Get Done

How the Collective Power of SMEs Can Combat Climate Change

Together, small- and medium-sized enterprises make up 90 percent of all businesses worldwide and affect the livelihoods of more than 2 billion people. Meta and the SME Climate Hub are looking to rally SMEs as change-makers for climate action, one company at a time. 

Mary Riddle

February 27, 2023